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We don’t do cute. We do impact.

The LaLa Candyland storefront at night: a double-height glass facade glowing with pink and green shelving, a pink candy van parked outside.

The concept · Candy Works Supply

This is not a candy store.

This is a supply station for pleasure.

A white LaLa Candyland apron, embroidered in green with the logo and “Candy Works Supply”, worn over a green-and-white striped shirt with a rounded collar and a knitted green tie.
The uniform · Candy Works Supply

We don’t do cute.

We do impact.

Candy Works Supply

The four counters

Sweet, sour, salt liquorice, chocolate. Curated, not chaotic. Slide along the counters.

Sweet

Polkagris from Gränna, pulled since 1859. Gelehallon, skumbananer, Ahlgrens bilar. Sweet, not cute.

See the sweet wall

Sour

Skallar from Bubs. Sura colaflaskor. Sura nappar in every colour. Bold, not messy.

See the sour wall

Salt liquorice

Djungelvrål from Malaco. Salty liquorice monkeys, not for the faint-hearted.

See the liquorice wall

Chocolate

Kexchoklad from Cloetta, since 1938. Daim from Marabou, since 1953. Floor to ceiling.

See the chocolate wall

Sweet, 1 of 4

The lollipop counter

Swirled in Gränna since 1859

Polkagrisklubba: the polkagris swirled into a lollipop. Pink on white, black on white and peach on white, standing on brass trees along the marble counter.

Move through the trees to make wind.

Candy Works Supply

We operate like a candy department store.

If it’s happening in candy culture, it shows up here.

  • Swedish classics

    Polkagris · Ahlgrens bilar · Kexchoklad · Daim

  • Sour, sweet, chocolate, nostalgic, rare

    Skallar · Gelehallon · Sura nappar · Sura colaflaskor · Daim

  • Trending snacks and limited drops

    Djungelvrål · Sockerbitar · Skumbananer

  • Ice cream, floats, shakes, sundaes

    Cones · Sundaes · Floats

  • Seasonal rotations and cultural moments

    Juleskum

Department 1 of 5: Swedish classics

This is one of the most complete candy assortments in Sweden — built to scale internationally.

Walk the store

Candy, snacks, and ice cream — floor to ceiling, wall to wall, no compromises.

A white marble pick-and-mix counter edged with glowing bulbs, its brass bins full of gummies, sour sweets and liquorice, with pink and black swirl lollipop trees on top and a raspberry wall of shelves and a rolling ladder behind.
Pick & mix
Pale green shelving with white neon-edged cubbies under cream Snacks, Candy bars and Chocolate plaques, a raspberry arched niche, gold glass chandeliers and a fluted green island counter under globe pendant lights.
Chocolate
A long marble counter lined with brass lollipop trees of pink, white and black swirl lollipops above bins of loose candy, with lit chocolate cubbies to the right.
Lollipops
A dark green wall of tall glass gravity tubes filled with candy in every colour under the yellow neon LaLa Candyland sign, beside a green iron gift cart.
Candy candy candy

Curated, not chaotic.
Bold, not messy.

Now on the billboard

A woman in a pink blazer mid-song, one eye winking, mouth wide open.

Your kids singlalalalalalalala

A hand cracking open a pink can of Kaktus soda, spray bursting from the tab.

Made from cactus

Kaktus is here
(they’re already inside.)

Visit · Candy Works Supply

Candy as a destination. Candy as culture. Candy as a reason to go somewhere.

Opening in Sweden, 2026.

Walk the store

  • Gift cart
  • Soda & ice cream
  • Pick & mix counters
  • Lollipop counter
  • Chocolate wall
Ground floor. Zones are indicative.